Assembly SME

Accountabilities

• Serve as the primary technical resource for sheet metal control house assembly processes.
• Provide guidance and support to assemblers on layout, measuring, and marking dimensions and reference lines.
• Recommend improvements to processes, tools, and workflows to enhance quality and efficiency.
• Troubleshoot complex assembly issues and identify root causes to reduce rework.
• Onboard and train new assemblers on proper techniques, tool usage, and safety procedures.
• Partner with the training team to help create or contribute to work instructions, SOPs, and visual aids.
• Serve as a mentor and knowledge resource for the team, promoting skill development and cross-training.
• Monitor and uphold high standards for assembly quality and accuracy.
• Ensure consistent application of safety practices and PPE usage.
• Support adherence to company and industry standards for fabrication and assembly.
• Collaborate with engineering, quality, and production planning teams to ensure smooth workflows and timely delivery.
• Identify and support opportunities for lean manufacturing and 5S initiatives.
• Work to improve the overall quality and efficiency of the Assembly areas using metrics and other data points.
• Occasionally work in other areas of the plant to gain a broader understanding of the business.

Qualifications

• A high school diploma or equivalent (required)
• 3+ years of experience in manufacturing or assembly, with demonstrated expertise (required)
• Prior experience in sheet metal fabrication and control house assembly (preferred)
• Proficient in reading blueprints, drawings, and technical instructions
• Welding and fabrication experience (a plus)
• Forklift certification or experience (desired)
• Ability to train and mentor others in a production setting
• Comfortable working at heights and on ladders up to 10 feet
• Strong commitment to workplace safety and cleanliness